Sentence examples for difficult to reinforce from inspiring English sources

It was lightly defended and difficult to reinforce.

General Myers said two weeks of attacks from the air had destroyed most of the Taliban's transport aircraft and helicopters, making it difficult for them to reinforce the front lines or ferry wounded.

Secretary Powell's difficult job has been to reinforce the new relationship with Pakistan while reassuring India that its interests will not be overlooked.

He also suggested that the harsh, unfamiliar terrain of northern Afghanistan, combined with the need to maintain secrecy, had made sending in the troops difficult, and might complicate efforts to reinforce them.

It's important to reinforce how difficult it is to stay sober and it can make people in recovery stop and think that the effort they're making is worthwhile.

Since it's resources are so difficult to limit, the only other option left is to reinforce a plan to decrease the Monk's feral population.

If the amendment passes, it will serve to reinforce that ban and make it more difficult for future legislatures to extend marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples.

"Behavioural change is difficult because over time the behaviour becomes associated with many personal and environmental cues and contexts that act to reinforce the behaviour.

It is difficult to arrange reinforcement for diagonal reinforced coupling beams in construction sites due to the complexity of their reinforcement and to cast concrete due to the reinforcement congestion in the coupling beam.

Officers seemed to reinforce that impression, too.

We need to reinforce his mistake.